Red Café stayed with Violator and also began to rack up credits as a ghostwriter, including for Diddy's verse on the Busta Rhymes Top 20 single "Pass the Courvoisier" in 2002.

Jermaine Alfred Denny (born September 19, 1976), better known by his stage name Red Café, is a Guyanese-American rapper. He initially formed part of the short-lived hip hop group Da Franchise in the late 1990s, who signed with the company Violator and saw local success before his departure in 2001.

Red Cafe at Old Trafford Red Café offers breakfast and lunch and plenty of snacks. The café is located on the third floor of the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand and is open to the public every day, except on match-days. On match-days the restaurant is reserved for the Matchday VIP Hospitality Packages.

He was signed by Arista in 2003, by Capitol (Hoo-Bangin' Records) in 2005, by Universal (Konvict Muzik) in 2006, and then Interscope (Konvict Musik) in 2007, but released no albums.